There is an Openwave Emulator available for the Openwave Browser which
is in the KDDI phones. You can get it at the KDDI's developer site
(Japanese only). The english version of the Openwave emulator is
available at www.openwave.com but does not include the KDDI
configurations.
You can make your own webpages on a normal web server and view them with
your 3G phone.
On Wed, 26 Jun 2002 16:38:11 +0900
"Nick May" <nick@kyushu.com> wrote:
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> keitai-l@appelsiini.net writes:
> > From my understanding mobile fones connect to sites on the internet.
> >Which means that they do not need to be on some protect server that is
> >not
> >accessible to anyone else. If the content is on the internet, then I
> >assume it can be accessed via a normal browser or at least via telnet.
>
> I don't know about KDDI 3G, but the assumptions above are not legitimate.
>
> Even given only the resources available to an ordinary site, one can:
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> 1) browser sniff and serve only to certain browsers (phones).
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> 2) I.P. address sniff and only serve to requests from a certain source
> address (KDDI gateway).
>
> That is before one gets into all the stuff one could do if one controls
> the network.
>
> This is not to say that what you want is not possible, just that your
> assumptions are false.
>
> Nick
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